TJL 66 Places of Interest in England

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Conversation between Rama and Sita about places of interest in England

Rama: Sita, I've been thinking about places we could visit in England. What do you think of Buckingham Palace?

Sita: Buckingham Palace is a great idea! It's the official residence of the British monarch, and it's really beautiful.

Rama: I know! I've always wanted to see the State Rooms and the Throne Room.

Sita: Me too! And we can also watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony.

Rama: That would be amazing!

Sita: What else do you have in mind?

Rama: Well, I've always been interested in history, so I thought we could visit the Tower of London.

Sita: The Tower of London is a great choice! It's a historic castle that's been used as a royal palace, a prison, and an execution site.

Rama: I know! And it's also home to the Crown Jewels.

Sita: Oh, wow! That would be incredible to see.

Rama: What about the British Museum?

Sita: The British Museum is a great idea too! It has one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of artifacts in the world.

Rama: I know! And we could see the Rosetta Stone and the Parthenon sculptures.

Sita: That would be amazing!

Rama: What do you think of Stonehenge?

Sita: Stonehenge is a great choice! It's a prehistoric monument that's still a mystery today.

Rama: I know! And it's really beautiful.

Sita: So, those are our top four choices. What do you think?

Rama: I think they're all great! We can't go wrong with any of them.

Sita: Okay, great! So, let's start planning our trip!

MCQs

  1. What is the main topic of the conversation? 

A. Places of interest in England 

B. Buckingham Palace 

C. The Tower of London 

D. The British Museum

  1. What does Rama say he's always been interested in? 

A. History 

B. Art 

C. Architecture 

D. Music

  1. What does Sita say she's always wanted to see at Buckingham Palace? 

A. The State Rooms 

B. The Throne Room 

C. The Changing of the Guard ceremony 

D. All of the above

  1. What does Rama say the Tower of London is home to? 

A. The Crown Jewels 

B. The Rosetta Stone 

C. The Parthenon sculptures 

D. All of the above

  1. What does Sita say Stonehenge is? 

A. A prehistoric monument 

B. A mystery 

C. Beautiful 

D. All of the above



1. A 2. A 3. D 4. D 5. D

Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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